We got our first microwave in 1980, I was a little tall for the crib. But microwaves were made by corporations you know, silent killers. Anyway your village needs you I'm sure.
Your health is being put at risk by other humans all day, everyday in a variety of ways, some of which that are much more risky than Covid. How many activities shall we restrict so that you can feel safe? Besides, you're vaccinated, right? Why such low confidence in a vaccine you want to push on everyone else?
My health is being put at risk by other drivers, which are regulated heavily. So if COVID is putting me at risk why not regulate people who could carry COVID by your argument...vaxxing and masks is a good strategy to reduce the spread and protect everyone rather than pick and choose. Your argument about the COVID vaccine flies in the face of logic because we get flu shots but that does not mean when someone comes to work sick with the flu we let them stay and cough all over everyone just because we have the flu shot, we send them home until they are better because they can still spread the flu to others. So if 9 of us have the vaccine and 1 does not, we all still can spread the virus but the un vaxxed one has a higher chance of getting sicker. If the one does not want to get vaxxed then they can stay home just like the flu example.
We restrict drunk drivers, eh? Yes... many other activities which put others at risk are regulated and restricted. There are already a lengthy history of mandating vaccination and proper public health measures in the U.S.
So let me ask all of you authoritarians, prior to 2020 if a coworker was ill did you demand their removal from the premises? Have you ever went to work, or out on public while sick? Always got a clean bill of health before leaving your home? Ever? Unless you were a fucking germaphobe hypochondriac you never did any of this. It's a power grab, nothing more. Other than in the delusional mind of a lunatic there is no such place or thing that is risk free and again, why so little confidence in the vaccine you have. I feel perfectly fine going out and about and couldn't care less who is vaccinated or not. Grow a pair for christ sake.
Did a co-worker with a common cold or flu have a virus with a case fatality rate of 2% and a R infection transmission rate above 5. If your co-worker had a disease with similar deadly infectious characteristics let's say measles -- wouldn't you demand that they stay the f@ck home.
Would you be okay with a check for impaired drivers on every road, everywhere, 24/7? We'd certainly be safer. How about a driving competency test for all drivers every six months? Again, we'd be safer. Let's check everyone for everything annually. That okay with you?
You didn't answer my question. Did you or did you not go out in public while feeling ill prior to 2020? The common cold can be very deadly to many people. Where was your concern then?
Get back to us with how much more deadly COVID is than the common cold. We already know that Covid-19 is many times more deadly than the flu -- besides from Delta Covid being much more infectious. Let's take a look at in-depth information from the U.K. Even when you group Pneumonia (which is probably Covid based) as separate death category -- the stats comparing Covid-19 versus deaths from the flu are glaring. How many people die from flu each year? Covid stats compared FLU VACCINES are more important than ever this year with health officials warning the coming months will be the first winter Covid and the flu circulate fully at the same time. But how many people die from flu each year and how do Covid deaths compare? https://www.express.co.uk/life-styl...people-die-from-flu-each-year-Covid-stats-EVG
And those are the numbers WITH EXTRAORDINARY MEASURES TAKEN which the microbrains don't grasp. The Cap will only hear what he wants to hear.